Diplomatic activity hints at early Venezuela settlement
Washington reports advance talks as Bowen’s third guarantees proposal is conveyed to Britain, Germany, and Italy. Officials cite cautious optimism that the blockade may lift if the powers accept the terms and await a joint reply amid secretive negotiations.
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Washington
Hi “Aata
Michael Herbert
Des Pianeches
Ambasandor
London
Bertin
Rome
Mr. Bowen
Count Quadt
Skn
Carla
Howen
Venezoilia
Germany
Har
Miniater Bowen
Conti
Bowen
Wintilington
Hare Depenun Tooald
Venezuela
Creat
Britain
Italy
Amba Andor Meyer
Hoty
Henry White
Venemela
McUre
State Department
Charge White
Rowe
Brunsels
United States
Wolcott Withdraws From Contest in Colorado Race
Former U S Senate candidate E O Wolcott announces withdrawal from any further contest and urges Colorado voters to reelect Henry M Teller. He accuses anti Wolcott Republicans of treachery, cites fraud in Teller’s election, and urges Senate officials to certify Teller’s victory.
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Wolcott
Teller
Denver
Cole
E. 0. Wolcott
United States
Colorado
Henry M. Teller
House
Arapahoe County
Mnaggott
Senate
Authoritys Fight Plague Rumors Amid Rat War Fears
Officials, led by state and federal authorities, ramp up measures to confine a plague amid fears of spread from Mazatlan. Reports cite four deaths and rising cases in Mazatlan and hospital counts reaching forty, while ships are barred from ports as public health campaigns intensify.
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Cullean
Sinoin
Kla State
Plicentine Cullean
Manatlan
Sfexteo City
Erminisailer
Masntlen
Mazatlan
National Jewish Hospital opens Guggenheim Pavilion in Denver
The National Jewish Hospital association met in Denver as Samuel Grebfelder presided. The Guggenheim pavilion dedication highlighted the day with fundraising of about $0,000 and no patient treatment fees noted, while admission emphasized poverty as a prerequisite.
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Jewish Hospital Association
Denver
Colo
National Jewish Hospital Association
Samuel Grebfelder
Loulevitit
Guggenheim
Investigation Probes First Shot in Maracaibo Case
The United States Legation in Maracaibo conducts a six day inquiry into who fired the first shot between the Panther and Fort San Carlos. A reliable source says San Carlos may have been involved, as foreign elements with contact to the event are said to know more.
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United States
Maracaibo
Walled States
Panther
Fort San Carlos
Anya
Bat San Carlos
Panther Blockade Incident Near Fortress Scene
Reports describe a naval standoff on January 16 as the Panther approached the fortress and lake interior. The fortress fired blanks then shells, the Panther replied at 1100 yards with heavy gunfire, a red flag allegedly displayed, while observers called the action premeditated aggression. The Panther remained blockading outside the bay.
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Caracao
Panther
Fortresche Lotter
Bar
Ponseusad
Bir
Memories Recall Reinterment In Confederate Cemetery
The Memories! association reinterred the bones found at the Giflont site in the Confederate cemetery. An engineer supervising grading and the in charge of the dig led to the uncovering of the skeleton linked to General TN, Wacol of Texas, in a notable historical episode.
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Romalia
Giflont
Wacol
Texas
Memories! Association
Attack on Fort San Carlos Premeditated, Berlin Claims
Berlin authorities insist the January attack on Fort San Carlos was premeditated and planned, saying the Panther gunboat attacked the fort fleet on January 17 with provocation. A letter received this morning is cited as proof of the planned assault.
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Fort San Carlos
Berlin
Caracas
Associated Preach
Panther
Hort Leo Carlow
Alleged agreement expected next week on Venenezela issue
Brusvele reports that an agreement in the Ventayelan question will be reached next week and a commission appointed by the Matred Statex will oversee the marino customs of Venenuela. Tome notes the Veaneselan blockade will be tied Monday.
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Brusvele
Advpateh
Petit Blon
Berlin
Marino Customs
Venenuela
Conference to Settle Printing Trades Disputes in Indianapolis
Officers and delegates from printing engraving and electrotyping trades arrive in Indianapolis for a conference to settle long standing disputes among printers, photo engravers, and allied unions. The goal is a national plan with three votes per trade and a central governing body. The meeting convenes at 10 o clock tomorrow at International Typographical Union headquarters.
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Indianapole
Ind
Lela
Photograph Ena Graverm
Allied Stinting Trades
Titerna- Honal Procemen
Asstetante’ Anton
Internations Union of
Begkhindera
Internatori
Alfted
Anton
Busine
Omer
Tyneb
International Typographieaanion
International Typographical Union
Tiree
Confederate Reunion Preparations Near Completion in New Orleans
Special dispatch reports Confederate reunion plans nearly finished in New Orleans with the dudicurium structure under progress. Chairman Kruttectuitt and Southern Passenger Association pledge railroads will ticket travelers to and from New Orleans at one cent per mile round trip. Governor Heard grants use of state tents for the event.
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New Orleans
Bell A. New Ortownn
Dudicurium
Kruttectuitt
Lieem
Southern
Amoclatiat
Houth
New Orleing
Heard Hen
Tate Dheing
Reusilon
Panamanian tensions and German blockade claims amid Panther attack
A Caracas report describes alleged German blockade enforcement and premeditated attacks on a fort by the Panther, citing communications to President Cabico and statements by Dr. Torres Cantellin and Dr. Cardenas. The Venezuelan minister Bowen is noted as awaiting results of his mission while contrasting German actions with those of Britain and Italy.
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Ing
Carnero
Cabico
Lou Carson
Bowen
Washington
Bolla
United States
Puetlo Cabell
Germany
Ftgland
Italy
Southern railway workers to discuss wage increases at Louisville meet
A committee of conductors trainmen and awitell men of the St Louis to Louisville line of the Southern Kuikteng will gather in Louisville this week to consider the feasibility of higher wages. The movement is believed general and may spread across the Southern railway system. The specifics of the demand have not yet been finalized but will likely aim to raise wages and adjust policy toward employees.
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Louisville
St. Louie-Touleville
Oy Bane
Picuidea
Cupecallans
The Oakland Event in Calif: Oaks for Dyeanoid Plies
Oakland hosts a chief event next Saturday at 4 with a furlong added to the race for dyeanoid plies. Eligible contestants include Graylan Gaviom Daiuty and Sylvia Luo among others as a prize pool of $21,220 is at stake.
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Oakland
Graylan
Gaviom
Daiuty
Uonlou
Sylvia Luo
Ball Room
A & Co
P Ae
Mark Holuiday
Remains of a Texan Found in Vicksburg Park
The Vicksburg National Park force unearthed a Confederate era soldier skeleton on Confederate Avenue. The remains showed brass buttons and milk evidences suggesting the body belonged to an officer.
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Vicksburg
Miss
Confederate Avenue
Vicksburg National Park
Angl o American treaty on Alaska dispute rated positive
Reports from Washington and Toronto praise the Anglo American treaty to refer the Alaska boundary dispute to arbitration with some regret that no umpire is named. Editorials stress increased friendliness between Britain and the United States and the potential Commission as an arbitration court. Canada weighs how far a boundary compromise might shift its position. Lord Alberton or Mr Mills are discussed as possible British and Canadian commissioners.
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Washington
Great Britain
United States
Tntriuele Maertte
States Senate
Hingue Tribunal
Commusnion
Conmiaton
Aldea
Dern Donstali
Toronto
Veron
Ont
Ottawa
Mall
Empire
W Wittrid Waurter
Canada
Canaia
Lord Alberton
Bingland
Hiehard Webster
Justion Mills
Supreme Court
Escape as Smallpox Hospital Fire Claims Lives
In Biddeford Malone January 2 a smallpox hospital fire forced patients to flee in night clothes. Women and children escaped amid flames with some news of deaths. others suffered exposure as the building burned and workers battled the blaze.
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Biddeford
Malone
Ile
Pathunia
Irene
Thought She Was a Burglar Fatal Night in Tennessee
A 15 year old boy in Epostille Tennessee mistook a woman at the door for a burglar and fired, fatally injuring Mrs Swagnerg at his home late tonight. The girl’s father urges caution as investigators sort out the misunderstanding and the boy’s actions.
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